The Las Vegas Raiders have re-signed linebacker Curtis Bolton, who was a restricted free agent.
Bolton has primarily contributed to special teams during his brief NFL career, and he played a career-high 10 games for the Raiders in the 2022 season.
.@CB_Savage18 is back!
— Las Vegas Raiders (@Raiders) March 18, 2023
We have re-signed restricted free agent LB Curtis Bolton » https://t.co/goFWSegOCs pic.twitter.com/reWURdEo9m
While he only recorded five tackles, two of which were solo, he played a significant role on special teams.
Bolton was originally signed as an undrafted free agent by the Green Bay Packers in 2019 but did not play his first game until the 2021 season with the Detroit Lions.
The terms of Bolton's new contract with the Raiders have not been disclosed, but his return to the team should add solid value to their special teams unit.
Entering his third NFL season, the 27-year-old has recorded eight total tackles.
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